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FAREWELL SUPPER TO SULLIVAN.
h Champion Is Entertained by n Few Bos-
ton Friends.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD

TbEEOIhI To n EVENINU WUNLD.T
BOSTON, Oct. %. "A few of the best and most in
innate friends Of the champion, John L. Sullivan,
were invited to the house Of sylvie Gookin, No. 80
Richneld street, Meeting-H House Hill, last evening.
Only about thirty-hve people were present. half Of
this number being Of the gentler sex.
Among the familiar faces seen were the cham
pion's father and mother, Jack Ashton, Sylyie
Gookin and wife, John Barnet and wife, John Con-
nors and wife, Nick Marshall and wife, James
Duly, John Bolster and wife, Mrs; Mary Lamen
b. Newman, VIM. j. Conley, Larry Kennedy,
Johnny Boles, William H0garty, Bob Callahan,
Mr.. Lennon and wife, Al S%tickney, Dick GooRin'
Harry Kendall, Denny Morris and Mrs. Newman.
Arrangements have been made by Sullivan's
saiI and severai tnGa have haen chartad tnr az
purpose. One OF them win carry a brass cannon
and q salute of siXty-two guns will be fred as the
o TO the Boston Light.
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They Comics. Judsmsn, and WIN Pay.

BOSTON, Oct. 20. when, q few weeks ago, M
surance Commissioned Merrill caused the arrest
of Frederick Weber, N. L. Hamlin and.
Charles W. Moore, agents Of the Now.
York Life Insurance Company, for Illegally
soliciting insurance In the western part Of this
State. The Now York Life announced Its intention
to fight the arrest TO the extent Of 800, 900 and en-
ployed ex-Gov. Robinson to defend the prisonerg.l
The end Of the matter has now been reached
The agents s~everally acknowledge their violation
of the law, and agree to go into court, plead
guilty and settle. The company also confessed
Judgment and pays the maximum nne, $500.
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ESPECIAL TO II vonIp.I

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLD.I
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-An immense vote IL
being polled to-day, the heaviest, IL 10 esti-
mated, up to this hour that was ever known
in the history of Baltimore, chow
ing how intense is the interest that II
being felt in the contest. An unusual
quiet prevails, which by many is considered
ominous. Business centres are in many
cases almost deserted, and leading merchants
are congregated in the neighborhood of poll
ing places.
The colored vote is coming in all its
strength, and in one ward as many colored
votes we're taken in up to 10 o'clock as during
the whole of the day Of last election.
The heavy ~vest-pocket vote being cast
makes 1t difficult to decide which side 10
ahead in the $50 precincts.
At 9 o'clock this morning there were hun
dreds in line waiting for the polling places to
open. Ticket-holders are numerous, and in
tercept persons some distance from the polls.
This being the first time for eight years
that the Republicans have had a regular out
and-out nomination, and realizing the i'm
portant bearing a victory on their part would
have In national affairs, they seem 70
be exerting their utmost strength, but no
ulnOIutE VI MY hLuu uhb OCCuII0u up 70 II
o'clock and the indications are that IL viii be
an earnest and quiet contest and that La
trobe's majority will be about 1900.
Mr.. Bartlett, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, was seen about noon and says he can
form no opinion as to the result Of the cleo
ton from what he could learn of its progress
up to that time. He says that he personally
is taking no very active part in the contest,
and is attending to his regular business to-
day the same as usual. 3
At the Democratic and Republican head
quarters it il very quiet, rs all the workers
are busy In their various wards. They
state at Republican headquarters that
the election is being conducted with
reasonable fairness. No disorder Of any ac-
count has as yet occurred to show that to-
day Ia different from any ordinary elsc-
ton. Both sides are hopeful, but none Of
the acknowledged authorities are expressing
themselves very decidedly, the vest.pooket
vote and the colored vote being indefinfte
quantities and preventing comparisons with
former elections.
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OF for many years
has enthusiasm 30
widespread and deep
been awakened by
local political candi-
dates as that with
which the nomination
Of Mr.. MARITIME has
been received. Popu-
lar feeling has tri-
umphed, it is felt, and
the peoples candidates
for District Attorney
and for Judge of the
new Criminal Court
have been Endorsed
and nominated by the
Republican County
Convention. The nom-
nations are the topic
of the day at hotels
and public resorts.
The action Of the Re-
publican convention is
praised by every one
a-onAt Aba frianlo nf
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Willing 20 Lrr nunlnn Go.

President John b. Day, Of the New York Base
ban Club, denied this morning the report that he
had made any o~vertures to Detroit for the sale Of
dunlap, the crack second baseman Of
Tue Wolverines" and said, furthermore.
mat no offer would be made for him by
tne New York Ball Club. Mr.. Day added, how
sHer, mat Detroit would undoubtedly be willing
Iolet Dunlap 30, for he had not given satisfaction
Ior some time on account OF his Kicking proollvities.
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ROBERT GARRETT ON HIS TRAVELS.
Arrival mt st. Paul in Good Health and
Spirits-He Needs n Long Rest.

Arrival mt st. Paul In Good Health and
spirits-He Needs n Long Rest.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
ST. PAUL, Oct. 26.-Robert Garrett and his
party reached here last night. DR.. Barnard,
who has charge of the details of the
trip, said that Mr.. Garrett was simply
carrying out q long entertained project to
visit the Pacific coast and the City of Mex
leo, while he was free from important cor
poration and business interests.
Regarding MIR. CARROTS health, DIR. Bar
nard said: Il do not know o man who
possesses q finer physique or better
health. than Mr.. Garrett enjoys to-
day, but he inherits from his father
the characteristic of large blood vessels in
the head. Mr.. CARROTS family and friends
attack of congestion of the brain or brain
fever, of which he has been in imminent
peril for some time"
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The aged black gelding Gonfalon died at Sleeps
head Bay this morning. He was bred by Pierre
Lorillard al Rancocas and was foaled in 1880, be-
ing by imported Glenlyon out OF imported Gondola,
she by Beadsman. He was a fairly good but not q
out winning as q two-year-old, as q three-year-
old he only won twice out Of eighteen starts, one Of
which was the Palisade stakes at Park.
He was then sold 10 the late George sutliffe, for
whom he won twice out OF nine starts. since
which the horse was owned by the Montgomery
stable, for which he won once out Of seven starts,
In 1855; four out Of twenty-eight In 1850, and two
out OF fourteen startes this year.
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CHARGED WITH SWINDLING.
Two women Bring Queer Accusations Against
Each Other in Court.

Mrs. Helen E. M. Shaw, of 1853 West Fifty
fourth street, appeared as complainant in the
Yorkville Police Court this morning against
Pearl l.. Metcalf, twenty-four years old,
living at the Hotel Royal, whom
she charged with the larceny of
$500 by trick and device, Both women are
related to the Metcalf family, of Boston.
Mrs. Shaw charged that she gave Miss Met
calf $500 to bet on horse races with under the
distinct understanding that Al .Cassatt was to
furnish the tips. She claims that Mr.. Cassatt
knew nothing of the arrangement, and that
the whole operation was o swindle. Miss
Metcalf denies the charge and makes counter
charges of blackmail. The case will go on
tomorrow.
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THE PEOPLES CHOICE
Enthusiasm Over the Nomina-
ton Of Nicoll and MARITIME.
County Democracy Men Who Viii Bolt
From Fellows.

Democratic state committeeman Would Like
the Man Of Judgments to withdraw from
the ~Ticket-Bess Power Hard at Work
Influence Brought to Bear on Mr.. Mar
tine to Induce Him to Decline the Repub-
lican MISUNDERSTANDING He VIII be
knitted, Toe, II He Declines TO Do So
Expressions Of Sentiment All Over the City.
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Masonic Work In PIainneId.

IbFEOIAL 10 H'hNhHV "UHLD.'
PLANRIELD, Nd, Oct. 10. The largest Masonic
demonstration of the kind ever held In New Jersey
was given under the auspices of Anchor Lodge.
No. 140, of this city, last night. The Worzhipful
Jersey, in the presence Of the onncers of the Grand
Lodges Of New York, Pennsylvania and New
being Mr.. Clark W. Evans, OF Piainneld. Mor8
than four hundred Masons were present, intending
representatives from all over the country.
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Prob,s Promises for To-NIorrov.

WAsHIEeToE, Oct 81
--Weathrr Indications fos'
t.oenh+J0ur hours. oegi'i-
ming at Q n n: For
Connecticut and kastsI'a
Es,O Ya-s, ,OarIss,, Pre-
ceded ov sli0Ailv coi6sl-
ssoatAeri ii0ht 20 nssA
Ua,JaOle s0tnds. escomfno
southsrlR
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Loui. r. Pos, Not to Withdraw.

A rumor was in circulation to-day that Louis ~
Post, candidate for District-Attorney on the United
Labor party ticket, was about to withdraw. An
EVENING WORLD reporter found Mr.. Post In BID
ONCE in Park row and asked II there was any
foundation for the report. n
"Not the slightest" was the reply. 81 did
not ask for the nomination. II came to me voluns
tarily. and when the party asks me to Withdraw u
will be tune for me 10 do sou -
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half from Hanover. he Tapped by Eolian.
The instant they were straight Garrison
brought Eolian away with a rush, and, amid
much excitement, he won by three lengths.
Hanover Just saved the place by o head from
Mamie Hunt, with Theodosius beaten of.
Mutuels paid 412. 75.
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Betting-5 TO . against Choctaw and Maggie
Mitchell, @ to / Knight of Ellerslie and Queen Bess,
s to 4 each Valiant and Pegasus, is to l King b, 20
to / Brait, Nellie Van and Orlando, 80 to ! vinton.
For a places to 4 on Maggie Mitchell,
lie, Queen Bess and Pegasus, 8 to / Valiant, 8 to 1
King b., 8 to 1 each Brait, Nellie Van, Orlando
and Nettle, and 10 to l vinton. Pools-Choctaw,
$2S; Maggie Mitchell, sl1; the field, $40.
The Rdce.-Knight of Ellerslie won by
three lengths, Brait second, q neck in front
Of Valiant. Mutuels paid $46.3 5.
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Perbap. Another Cup-Defender.

Titanla, will leave for Europe Saturday, ON
La Gascogne. 1t is said he goes
abroad to study the English yacht designs, with q
view TO building an American cup-defender for
neXt wear. 8
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A Victory for Mary Irene Hoyt.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court to-day
reversed the order granted upon the application Of
MRS. Helen Maria Hoyt for the appointment OF
Commissioners to inquire into the question Of the
Howl. The appellate court gives leave 70 renew
the application upon additional papers.
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Detective Hers"m Found Guilty.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l

BOSTON, Oct. 96. The jury in the Superior cfim>
inal Court this morning, brought in q verdict Of
guilty. I'm the case of Martin v. b. HeTaom, the pri-
Vato detective, charged with larceny OF 81 800
worth OF diamonds from +. M. Harris,a travelling
RaleRman.
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AT IVY CITY'S TRACK.
Second DayIl Of the National
Jockey Clubs Meeting.
The Weather showery and Cold, with Wraps
and overeoats Welcome.

Great Racing Between Mclaughlin and
Garrison-Jimmy Beats stuyvesant with
Kingston, but the Snapper Beats Ham
over with Eolian-Thc Other Races Won by
Fordham, Richmond, Knight Of Eilerslic.
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Unprovolked Clubbing mt Cork.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO TIE EVENIhd WORLD.
CORK, oct. 20. Mr.. John Dillon was escorted -
the railway station last night by a large crowd,
who cheered and sung patriotic songs. The police
made an onslaught upon them and dubbed many.
A magistrate read the Riot act, and on the advice
Of Mr.. Dillon the crowd dispersed.
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John B. Cornell, senior member ofthe iron nrm
ofJ n H.. M. Cornell, of this city, died at Lake.
wood. N. j., this morning. Death was due 10 an
attacI OF brOnchitls.
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.Jobn Il. O,Brien,s suir for Once.

John j. o'Brien's suit to have his name placed
on the list of those eligible for appointment a.
Chief of the Bureau Of Elections came up to-day
before Judge Donohue IN Supreme Court, Chanl~
beers, The argument for Mr.. o'Brien was begun
by John h. Brodsky.
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MONTREAL GOOD ENOUGH FOR THEM.
Moloney to Build Seven Houses, DeLacy Buy
One and Dempsey to Ga Into Business.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
MONTREAL, Oct. 26.-The boodlers have
made up their minds to locate here perma-
nently.
Billy Moloney has contracted for seven cut
stone houses on Sherbrook street, which will
cost about $40, 900 each.
DeLacy has bought the house in which he
lives for Sic, 900, and Dempsey is soon to go
into business.
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FrIar's BaIsam Wins the Dewhurst Plate.
L.nEcL.L c.nIE To TILE EYEaIaa wnnLnl

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Sir Frederick John
ston unbeaten two-year-old colt Friar's Bal
sam added the Dewhurst Plate to his record
to-day. The race was run over the last seven
furlongs of the Rowley Mill at Newmarket
and he carried the top weight Of l8l pounds.
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At the end OF the second inning between Cincin-
natl and Philadelphia neither side had scored.
AT'sr. LOUIS.
The 81, Louis scored Q and the Detroit o In the
arst inningA
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BALTIMoRE'S ELECTION.
Victory Claimed by Both Repub-
licans and Democrats.
Intense Excitement, but Very Little Fighting
Has Yet Occurred.

The "vest Pocket" Ballot q Feature Of the
Day-Gen. +. G. Lafrobe visits the ieO
Precincts OF His Old Gray DIare-Hs
Thinks He VIII win-Everytbins Quise
So Far-Bartlett Taking Matters Cselly.
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-Judses-F. Hollingshead, +. NJ. Draney and II.
Hall.
Iimsrs-w. p. Burch and w. B. Jennings.
Seoretary-H. d. Mcintyre.
Starfer-J. II. CALDWELL.
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Purse $500, for all ages, to carry % lbs. above
the scale; selling allowances; mile and a quarter
over 1--we hurdles.
john n. Cornell Dead,

Racing will begin at 2 P. N. sharp.
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Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Bedding, Crockery, Shades.
Park row or Chatham st., near OhAthAm Square. -
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~ ohu vi V"htt W 49, afN ~ NV tAAo
ances; three-quarters of q mile.
d. McCartyis oh. C. ri Trinidad, 8, by Duke Of
Magenta, dam Wyandotte, ITO. =. "a. Taylor 1
Relax, 10. (Hogan) Q
Belmont, ITO. penny 8
Alva, 40 (Cofee) 0
Brillianteen, 40 ................... .Bender) 0
Brien Boru, 10. .(Cardon) 0
Eufaula, 10. Henderson) 0
Gold Bond, 10 .................. (Ossler) o
Kink, 10 Camp 0
Lex, ITO .Miller) 0
Time-1. 10. BettingS to 8 against ri Trinidad,
9 to / each kink, Eufaula and Alva, to l Relax, 8
to l each Brilllanteen and Belmont, 30 to 1 Lex, 20
to ! Gold Bond, 30 to ! Brien Boru. For q Place
ito 8 on FL Trinidad, . to I against Eufaula, o to 2
each Klnk, Relax and Alva, 8 to l each Belmont
and Brillianteen, 10 to 1 Lex, IL to 1 Gold Bond, 10
to l Brien Boru.
start to the last strides, when Ell Trinidad got
up INT won on the post by a short head, Re-
lax two lengths in front of Belmont. Mutuels
paid, Ell Trinidad, 1915 to win, 1915 for a
place. Relax, for a place, $500.
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Purse $500, for three-year-olds and upward at
S6 each, TO the second; selling allowancesi
horses entered to be sold for 81, 900 to carry full
weight; 10 entries; one mile.
Wooding 4 Co. g oh. h. knight OF Elerslie, Q,
by EOlua dam Lizzie HaZleWood. lOa. car.
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A Large Crowd ut Clifton.

yvdses-C. @, Wheeler and A. II. Battersby.
Rmsr-W. II. Hawxhurst.
Seerstdry-J. H. McGowan.
Starter-Gabe Caldwell.
CLIFTON RACE TRACK, Dot. 26.-There is q
large crowd here to-day. The weather is
clear and cold, and the track is fairly good,
safe, but in no sense fast, The racing was
fair and thoroughly enjoyed.
FIRST RACE.
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SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000, Of which ESQ., to the second, for al

Time-2. ON. Betting-5 to 2 on Bonnie s.. . to
1 against Count Luna, II to 1 each against Com
petitor and Fellowship, 10 TO 1 against Volo, % to !
each Catherine'M, Lutestring, Wlcegerent and Hat
against Count Luna, 8 to / Competitor, 3 to each
Yo!o and Fellowship, 4 to 1 Catherine M, 8 TO /
each Lutestring, vicegerent and Hat Band.
The Race.-Catherine M. led for three
quarters of q mile. when Bonnie s. vent to
the front, and, staying there, won by a
length and q half, Competitor second, two
lengths better than Catherine M. Mutuels
paid Bonnie s., straight, So 60; for a place,
$2.65; Competitor, for a place, $5.25.
THIRD RACE.
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Top sawyer, .(Bergan) 0
Iunls, .NOssleIl U
Time. an. Betting-11 to 8 against Lancaster,
8 to ! Tunis, 4 to l Saluda, 8 to l Edward f., 9 TO
Top Sawyer, 8 to ! Garnet, Witch and
Queen Of Hearts, 10 to / Lutte Arnold, 12
to l Pat Diver. For q places to 4 on Lancaster,
even money against Tunis, s to 8 saluda, ITO 1
Witch and Queen Of Hearts, 4 to 1 Lutte Arnold, and
8 to l Pat Diver.
The Rdoe.-Pat Diver made all the running.
winning by a length from Edward f., he q
head in front of Garnet. Mutuels paid: Pat
Diver straight, S57. 20 for a place, $28. 90
Edward F., for a place, $31.9 I.
FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race was for all ages at
weller weights, seven furlongs. The starters
were Dick Watts (Meagher) 143, Duke of
Montalban (Watson), 143 Min W., Camp,
115; Courier Whybqrn), 1lb. It was
with Duke Of Mo1talban second
straight, $4;6O for q place, $3.50 Duke Of
ON Nina W. to win, 8 to 1 on for a place; Duke
of Montalban for a place, 8 to 8 on.
FIFTH RACE.
The fifth race was under the same
conditions as the fourth. The starters
were Adrian Whyburn(, lag True
Born Davis, 146 HARDWOOD on. j. LYNCH,
149 Wiped jay Price), lls; Oracle
(Trainor), lis, and Spring Eagle (Char-
~1eston). Won by Spring Kagle, WHIPPED
Jay second, HARDWOOD third. Time, 1.3G.
Betting-6 to 2 against Spring Eagle for a
place, 6 to 8; 8 to 4 on Wilfrid for a place.
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Purse 5000. of which $50 to the second; for three
year-olds and upward, to carry no Id. no allow
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IN" y',nlrg a. tac HLt,,-y's hclduuaTirrs.
Las; night the members Of the battery
r'"',emhitd at their headquarters, forty-
lime m,iaheGs present, and held grand
!enLiol and love ig.,-t. The meeting WAS
called u order by Lieut.. Scamon. and
Htrra statement Of the purposes OF the
meeting, Il general expression of sentiment
was called lur, received from the members
present. \ ,,>OluDiun was passed unau-
mously to III" effect that Etttrry u in
yltcd ;Ll the batteries to make usr of their
headquarters and Join them in the grand
parade on Friday. Afterwards the old
war songs were taken up and sung with
mach enthusiasm by the reaSsrmbled vet
erauS. Marching through Georgia, "
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are
Marching, The Army lean" and 9th
erS were sung with old time lcryor The
battery decided TO continue their mectiug
and not proceed to the grand pavilion.
Speeches were called for. and many OF the
members responded with hits OF their war
experience.
resolution was unanimously adopted
at last evenings meeting thai an members
OF the First WcstNuguil Artillery and all
other uuilcrymru. bc cGldmiy invited 10
mae Eattcry y Headquarters their head
quarters while in the city. The hoys had
rousiu" old time last evening, such u
one Us they know how to have.
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d., NOME, IA, August 2l.--The Re
publican State Convention met here to-
day. Gov. Vim. Iarrabee and Lieutenant
Governor Hull were nominated by accla-
nation For Supreme Judge, Senator Geo
= Robinson; Superintendent Public In
stuctinn, Henry Sabin. The platform
S.Nurs OF the bloody shut, denouuceS "the
suppression of the votes of the hlackman
in the SOUTH demands protection, hut
"helicyes the tariff should he revised and
reduced wherever this policy will allow
and the public interest will approve" de
mandS restriction of immigration and de.
nounCe5 the Democrats generally and
/ Grover Cleveland particularly.
Striking features OF the convention wcr,
the enthusiasm and unanimity in iavo
of Senator Allison. lie was cherred cvrrl
time his name was mentioned in
manner that !crt no doubt uf the cnthusi
astlc desire Of his State tO present hi
name Tor the Presidency at the propr
tune.
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CONBEN~ID TELkGRAMS.

Socorro y. NJ had a SO noO lire ON
Monday; Insurance -, 900.
The recent rain, have not helped the
drouth stricken corn districts oi llliuul>
in the !ra,L
Mrs. Cle,rlnud will be invited to pre-
sent the flags At the annual review Of the
Ncw York ire jrp"rIm'nt. The i"o l!ag,
cost 81, 7oo.
G.. VI. wilkins. Of Kitrar ming. r. the
extensive lumber nan ani boat hurIdrr,
made an assignment yesterday. Liabilities
no' known.
Seaman A,-c.pIy No. G,l7u, X o, L.,
Of Chirayo, drmtn! an lrrrra-r or wages
to Il. ~ prr d;'y rom the Vessel Owne!~
Association $..umem Of Ia" Association
are now receiving l.95 per week
The lyt- rrl,rrrcc case vas begun in
New York yesterday before - JudD-
Noah Davis. Mr ". S. Ives aud Mr. g
II. SrayLor w"rc 'yamin,d. Eoth dtLI,d
any knowledge ul the MISSING books.
The Toledo. T. x Western officials aio
rr!undlng the amount expended !ur Ma
ara excursion tickets to person" in Han
cock county. ILL.,. who were in the 'hais
worth wreck. 20 suits for dmnaG'' TO
persons or elects have commcnr,d IN
lIancOrk county.
Another irUn,t ton against "a" NAM
toba Red lsyer Valley l.u.ro"d "'H
moved for Yesterday by prop"'iy """,'
near Morris. The matter 90 ~" i"t'IS
legal one. In we'll informed tahL"'Hh
quarters the report OF Sr JOHN Macedonian :
threat To enforce the court d'Cl-On VAIN
troops i disCrCdit.d
The crockery dealers propose TO make it
hot for the ten mrn, who persist IN giving
awayOr selling cl"rkery below cost and have
luined the crOrk,ly trade. \ meeting was
attended by fourteen 'rochHy dra.eT' rep
resenting New ork and lro"aiHn t" de
wise means .UI protectIVn agl.L>' "n' 'F""cn.
ments Of the tea men.
McIlrnTy * c., q Cincinnati deaLrI~
ia gas fxturcs. @ave given Il Ia"r'rrg" "i
sixtythouslud d. ar To the lirm 81 Mitchell
Vance X Co. ur Eew York, ~ t!.- hurc "i
saving H.. %rp York firm The lc.uIt :
TO rularr..- th.. Cincinnati firm which has
acted a. agent or Mitchell, Vance X Co
though It may uot lead TO a Suspension.
Puy.pr,N, prescribe nr. !. H. Me
Lean. Tar Wue Lung El.-au. In 1t
they Gnd no tr,re of opium "r morphia,
while it, rH,tr, III caring all throat or
jupu t...,..- j. wonderful - cents Il
k.rtl,.
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\ LIE NAILED.
The President Give. the ContomptIr

The President Gives the Contemplate
world" IA Richly Deserved Rap.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The Prasi-
dents attention was called today to the
matter lately appearing in the New York
WorM % the effect that he was not prop
erly supporting the commissioners appoint
ei TO Investigate the affairs OF the Pacific
EA'hrad, and giving as proof Of the charge
what was alleged to he the contents OF the
President 'sanswrr to Chairman Pattison's
dispatch Proposing assistant counsel in the
proceedings against Leland Stanford.
The President said: II have 10 time 10
read or reply to the the Misrepresentation
OF opposition newspapers and am not at
all afraid they will succeed in deceiying
the people a. to the policy or course OF the
administration touching matters in uues-
ton, hut if there is mau, woman or child
who would feel easier after reading the dis
patch which really did send to GOV. Pat
tis0n, they shall have it..
Following is the dispatch:
"ENEcrTWE MANSION, ;
'WASnINGroN, ID. c, August Il, -.
"Robt T.. Pdtij>oa, Chairman /. ). Ptrifc
Eg. Commission, san Francisco, Ch.
- pom your statement that in yOur iudg-
mcnt, Counsel should he employed, au-
thorila and approve such employment.
"GEuNEE CLEVELAND"